Omega Doom

Year: 1996

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

Director: Albert Pyun

After robots seize Earth, a few humans hide in refuges while a nuclear winter leaves the surface patrolled by droids. The machines, fearing a rumored human resurgence, hunt for a hidden weapons cache. A lone robot with its evil circuits disabled reaches a small town caught in a robot civil war, becoming humanity’s only hope.

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